As European companies seek to capitalise on the US’ trade war with China, showing an awareness of cultural differences will be key to establishing productive business relationships
Alberto Ñecco Tello talks through ProInversión’s portfolio of Peruvian PPP projects
Ellen Van Daal discusses the comfort and benefits that come with not spending three-quarters of her time simply gathering tax data
Mattijs Overbosch explains why Vertex was the obvious choice for Fortive
Belinda Buvens discusses her experience of collaborating with Vertex
European CEO joined Vertex tax experts, partners and clients in Amsterdam to explore the latest trends in international taxation and automation
Alex Baulf explores the trend from periodic and retrospective tax reporting to “as real-time as it gets”
Okko Koorn explains how Vertex helped Bright Computing automate its US tax reporting
Danny Vermeiren discusses how to deal with the increasingly misleadingly named Standard Audit File for Tax
Bernadette Pinamont explains the interconnected complexities in the new US tax code
Jaguar Land Rover will move the production of its Discovery model to a new factory in Slovakia, while UK-based factories will be retooled to produce a new range of electric vehicles
US prosecutors have unsealed an indictment charging former Volkswagen CEO Martin Winterkorn with conspiracy and fraud in relation to the company’s 2015 emissions scandal
Telecommunications veteran Michel Combes will replace Marcelo Claure as Sprint CEO, as the company prepares to merge with T-Mobile
Sainsbury’s has struck a deal to purchase Walmart’s UK subsidiary, Asda, with the combined company set to overtake Tesco as the UK’s largest supermarket chain
It is estimated that it will take more than 200 years to close the gender pay gap, but it may take even longer in developing countries and for ethnic minorities
The European CEO awards 2024 have now been announced, presenting our pick of the CEOs, companies and campaigns leading their sectors.
